Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

This homeowner from Ocean View, NJ noticed that her driveway slab had sunk about 2 inches into the ground. Water began to pool in the sunken part of the concrete, creating further damage. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basements to lift and level the concrete slab with our PolyLevel solution. Once the slabs were level, the water was able to drain out into the street again. 

A homeowner in Avalon, NJ noticed their concrete was sinking and settling. Small trip hazards formed creating an unsafe walkway which could cause a serious injury. The homeowner wanted to prevent an issue and needed to address the walkway area before all the walking traffic this summer.  As a solution, we used PolyLevel, a waterproofing and light weight polyurethane foam that brings the concrete back towards its original position, stabilizing each concrete slab.  Now, the homeowner doesn't have to worry about trip hazards and has peace of mind. 

This homeowner was experiencing concrete settlement due to soil eroding beneath the concrete slabs. After our PolyLevel team injected polyurethane formula beneath the settling slabs, the deck was raised back to its original position. The PolyLevel process is quick and causes minimal disruption. This homeowner was able to enjoy their pool within 15 minutes of the installation being completed!

This Tabernacle, NJ back patio was settling creating a pitch towards the house. This meant that every time it rained, water would pool. We sent out Concrete Repair Specialist, Chris Bowe, out to provide a full inspection and see how we could help repair this patio. Chris recommended our Polylevel Injection known as PolyLevel to lift, level and stabilize the area. We use Polylevel, because it provides a long-lasting solution for our homeowners. Polylevel is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes fifteen minutes to recover. It is also more durable and does not create a large mess for the home. 

The concrete slabs around this pool area had created a small trip hazard near the edge of the pool. The goal was to remove teh trip hazard and stabilzie the concrete to prevent future settlement. Concrete Repair Specialist, Jack Huber recommended PolyLevel, to lift, level and stabilzide the slab.